ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
so are we going to organise a french water rocket festival (or maybe an european one) ........?
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
well im from reunion so im french but live in ireland so i speek english too
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
i tough of these types of fins, they are made from a long strip of cardboard or plastic and are bent in three equal sections to make a triangle once folded corretly. the advantage would be easy assembly, easy glueing and would act like 6 normal flat fins, if anyone wants to try it, feel free
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
nice topic but what about the rocket car fins and wings?
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
hi everybody! great news, a few friends and i have entered the f1 in schools competition, which consistes in making a balsa dragster, a CO2 engine will be added, all the engines will be the same on each car so the only way to win is to create the perfect airflow, downforce and so on. This is a great opportunity to put my water rocket car skills to the test.
And by the way the newly registered guy that posted right above is a guy from my team ill post pictures or plans of the car as we progress
And by the way the newly registered guy that posted right above is a guy from my team ill post pictures or plans of the car as we progress
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
you could attach a bottle of water behind the CO2 fire extingisher so the CO2 pushes on the water.
Ascender Water Rockets
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2NHXS-VFxEux70DCINR0w
http://ascenderwaterrockets.weebly.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2NHXS-VFxEux70DCINR0w
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
good idea but i think using the engine would be more efficient does anyone want me to make a post about different aerodynamic features i know? also todd from what i saw on you tube, you could tell us a bit about that too
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
I have been preparing some instructions for making easy fins for 500 ml rockets. Here is a template. Print it directly to card, or to paper and then glue to suitable card.
Some pictures of completed fins here: http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rocket ... 0ml-rocket. More detailed instructions to follow as time allows.
Some pictures of completed fins here: http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rocket ... 0ml-rocket. More detailed instructions to follow as time allows.
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Re: ultimate fin discutions and recomendations
good work, this will surely help the beginners
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